Girard Daily Press from Girard, Kansas • 3

(Publliibcd May S3, Isut.) Treasury Examiner' Report, Geo. Howland. justice of the Personal. AN OIimVANCK nK.onr.ATivo TUB WA Snowing tho condition of tho county treasury C. O.

Butler has sold his stock "of poaoe of Pittsburg, paid over 921 in GIRARD DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY TKIt WORKS fiK THIS CITY ANIJ TIIK merchandise In Columbus. lie is in KAlT.B Olf blH'l'LY. fines Into the county treasury today for ni uie close of mo second quurior or wo. nmiiT.

To balance at settlement with count He It orlnlnnl by tho Muyor mid Cuuiicllmen Girard today. tho general school fund. oi incciiyM uintru: RCHSCJUIPTIOH rniin. Isaac and John Duuron, of Sheridan township, were transacting business in eooinjlsslontir, Oct. IHV4 t70.7!M 07 taxa colluded and divided IH tain eolleetnd and undivided IM redemption of land aold for tme 11,747 Hi tinea and stray loom, aehool fund) H5 IS Weir City citizens and property Rortlim I.

Tlmt Difl wutnr work of tbe city of Ulraril rIiiiII be uticliT Hie tsoulrul of lliscuin-nitttoe on wutnr work, and mild comniltlne Dally, one year, I Weekly, one II. nil uioulliH, I six mouths, (our niontba, 1X1 I four months, owners are putting down a mile of pav TIMfS TABI.K. KANSAS CITV. FT. SCOTT MEMPHIS, leaves Ulrurd, going North.

ray express ..108 p. Nightcxpren 2 ui freight I. 'A p. m. Slock freight 6.46 p.

mi Leavei Girard, going South. Day express 1 80 p.m. Night express a.m. Way freight IMft a.m. Through freight 4.2 a.

ni. AlM.ve freight trains carry. ticket passengers. Night express daily via Pittsburg. SANTA FB.

Morning Passenger, going South. Lv.wtruril V.ffi a Krontenoo lo.un a. Girard today. uliull neo thul tho works ru ki pt In good re stale appropriation of scbi funda Ing for sidewalks, and purchasing it in per week, .10 Sample ooples res. pair.

HtH'tlon 2. Pernon wIhIiIiiit aumily of wat J. N. Hodges, of Pittsburg, was inter for February, IM S.i'W .1 normal Inxtllute fund (ti flu Crawford muM pt csTtlllt'Uto In writing from the city viewing the county officials today. appropriation from alute for use lie Took Tumble.

ofUxslllute Iiihuuo 2,777 00 Dr. U. M. Crimp is visiting In Dour Justice James A. Smith has recent school and aehool bond funda from clerk pornilllliiK mien poMon lo Imvft Iho niuuiM titpi'i'd I'll'" luld into llmir pri'inlitUH hv any bonded pliiinbtr of thoclly of t.lrurd, ami puy to tho clly rltrk ul thu timo of rcrolvlnif mivh othercountlea 97 bon county.

auoilry fees renelved J.lllft NI ly had an addition built to bis bath room and kitchen at his residence on Mrs. McAfee, of Parkvlllo, Mo is in nun from all other sources Hit, C4Timniiu whmt rrm lor on qtiurtcr. Section ft. Tlnil the plunilMr tupping the wu Ask l'rof. J.

W. Weltnor what ho knows about rowing a boat? Ho and hla family went flailing yesterday, and the profoHsor undurtuok to show the boys bow to manage a bout, when he on deposits In bunk 4-7 Ml hero on a visit to her parents, James tt work nmlnx lor any pcrmin nbull I urnlnh all Summit avenue. Ar. Pittsburg io.i a. muKtrlul und tla tl work In good workman Brown and wife.

Morning Passenger, coins North. Total. Ilka iiiiuitRT. IvuvIiik all lolnlx perfect, uud The dance at Ping's ball ednesday Khull bring thu iter vice pipe within tba curb- J. J.

Adams and wife, and their chll By paid chedit. Lr. Pittsburg I0.1M a. m. Frontenoo a.m.

Ar. Girard IU.U a. m. took an unexpected and undesirable Htom, wncre tnnre biiuu ins mop-cock or rut off wltuchcU. with Iron Hton-cock box.

the par evening, by Mrs. Dan Rice's class, was atate of Kanaaa is.ow to county warrants OS drcn, Gertie and Alta, were in Girard bath. After a change of clothing: he Mall and Paaaeniror. going North. ties huvlfiK Burn work donu to pay the plumber poor 4.741 71 largely attended, and a good time en today and called on tho Press.

Lv.Glrard lo.fjA a. township 8.117 17 joyed. Mr. Harvey Kinkald Is In Chicago on township bonds felt better. WliUt Club No.

1. noi 10 cxcceti tv lor Hum worn unit muiuriai. Si-itlou 4. No conHiiinur Hhull other peraouH or fumlllea, or BUrti-r them to lake water f-xcept for drlnkliiK on the preujlHM, under liraiium 1.1 a. in Walnut ll.BU a.m.

Mull and PoMsengnr. mlnr South. cltlea WI.MI 4H cltybouda ll.vri 4t W. J. ELDltllXiE delivered car load business.

lie is expected homo In Lv. Walnut 3.46 p.m. Whist club No. 1 met with Mr. and penuiiy rn.ui mreiteti nnu every onenae; und day or two.

of paving stono at Weir City this week. school 66.HIS 67 school district bonds fl.Mtf 34 uny pcrmm who Hhull take wuli from uuy prl vuto hydrant IioIiiukIuk to unotbor except to iiruxnioD f.m p.m. 4.ar p.m. Pittsburg Evening Passenger. and lias sold four more car loads.

Mrs. Ceorge W. Crawford Wednesday night, with the following persons tax snleeertllleiito H.HIH Ml normal Institute orders KS U) arinK ul tno place, miau upon oonviction lie Will Groon, of Fort Scott, who has been visiting hero a fow days, returned Lv. Olranl 4.36 m. neu in a nuui not to exceed fa.uu for cuco or county superintendent's orders on Lou Kocn is cutting the stone for the funge.

aehool dlslrlo for record 58 present: Ar. Frontenac 4.47 p.m. Ar. Pittsburg 6.00 p.m. home today.

rebate on tax for full payment of J. O. Bell pavement. It Is in front of Section 6. Perdonn tuklnff wuter xhull at all reoKonulilc hours permit the committee on wa T.

J. Wldby and wlfo, A. K. Frazler tax before Dec. SO 71 Mrs.

Albert Finger is visiting in Ar name train returns to Ulrurd, ar. at 6 45 p. Freight. Ac. going South.

ter workH, the city clerk or elty murahul or his Summit avenuo residence. railroad condemnation MOO and wife, Arthur Fuller and wife, Gus kansas. either of thorn toeutnr their premlHen and build- Lt. Girard 18.06 n. m.

tin aale certificate canceled IfiH 4H By cash at atate lineal aitoncy N. 47 Ul Miss Mahy Hosback gives a party Kev. S. J. Vunco returned froji Os Ar.

Frontonoo 18.46 p. Ar. Plysburg 1.06 p.m. iukh uuu exumine me water nppuraiue anu me Diunner In which wuter ia used. Section 0.

No perHon Hhull open or Interfere Goodkind and wife, S. J. lieardsley and wlfo, D. G. McGilTln and wlfo.Dr.

J. B. Gardner and wlfo, R. J. Crawford, and torn row evening In honor of a friend Freight.

Ilc. going North. wego at noon. cash at Flrat Nat. Hunk, CO.

II K0 cash at Hank of Ulrurd canh In treasury safe V7 SH cunh Items I 4J wnn the nre nyiiraum or either of them with l.v. Pittsburg 1.16 n.m who is visiting her. out ueruiiHHlon of tbe committee on lire deonrt Mrs. Henry Lodge, of Erie, who has Lv. Frontcnoo I.X6 Lv.Glrard 8.15 p.

in J. Ilursh, of Chicago. been visiting Mrs. J. P.

Beozloy, went E. W. Bond is working on tho addi Total mS71 03 ment. or the chief of the lire company, except It be In cane of lire. Any pernon violating the provlHionHof this nectlon Hhull upon conviction he fined in a sum not Ichh tbun 16 nor more tbun A.

Fra.ior and Mrs. Arthur Fuller yesterday to visit a daugh tion to Clarenco Hunt's residence on ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO Mall, to SL Louis. carried away the first prizes, and T. J.

loO for each ofTuntte. ter. Real Estate and Chattel Transac- Osage street. Lv. Glrurd Lv.

Pittsburg Section 7. That in cuhb of fire or nn alarm of tiona. Wldby and Mrs. Gus Goodkind the con 4.50 m. p.m.

J. G. Eastwood and wlfo are "swing nre. or In makinx repairs at tho wuter worku. It will pay you to carry an advertise Lv.Opolls The following transactions appear tba city roHcrvoH tbe right to shut off tbe water ing tho visiting friends in Craw Mall, from St Loula ment in tho Daily Press.

solation prizes. That "Glove Contest." sit long an muy he nocosHnry, and the city uliio reHerves the right to chunge the water ruteH at Ar. Onolls 10 03 s. ford and other counties west, and will on record since our last report was compiled from the daily abstract report Ar. Pittsburg 10.26 a.

be gono several days, making the trip by Ileal Instate Transfers. any time. Section 8. That perHons sprinkling lawns Hhull not use the wuter for such mirnono to ex of Crawford county records issued by The glove contest which was advertised to take place in Uortnor's opera Ar. Girard 10.66 a.m.

Freight. Leaves Girard, going east 4.40 p. Arrives at Girard from eat 4.86 p. Since our lait report tho register of buggy- ceed one and ono-bnlf hours In tbe twenty-four Wells Wells, of this city: M. A.

Wood was transacting business deeds has placed the. following real es houso Wednesday night did not occur. nnurs lor nriy n-ei ironiuge, ann noi to exceed two houre in the twenty-four hours forone hun 13 real estate 00 tate transfers on record, which are In Brazilton today. The doors wero oponnd at 8 :30, and a fow men out of curiosity crowded Rov. W.

S. Webb Is in Ottawa on copied from the abstract books of Gran' 8 rcul estate mortfraftes 2.2UO 87 3 real estate releases 070 10 4 chattel mortgages 470 44 tham Satterth walte. All are warran business trip. dred feet frontage; and any pernon who shall let the water How from uny hydrant in any manner for the purpose of sprinkling his lawn or wetting the ground for a longer period of time than above specltled, except there be Hpeclul arrangements made with the water works committee for the use of fountulnH Hucb arrangement or contract Hhull be In writing, signed by the chairman of tho water works committee tee deeds unless otherwise designated Joe Cunningham, of Englevalo, was in around the front of the stairway, but no tickets were sold. The appearance of the sheriff and marshal threw a damper Memorial Sunday.

Gbx. Baii.et Post, No. 49, G. A. It.

Arcadia Town Co. -4o Prior Capps. town yesterday. Thomas Shafcr was a Cherokee vis Comrades: You will meet at the upon the intorost In the "mill," if there Lot 3, block 5, 1st addition to Fronte nac. 150.

and attested by the city clerk uny pernon vio itor jesterday afternoon. Grand Army Hall on Sunday afternoon, lating the provisions of this section Hhull upon conviction be fined in a Hum not to exceed $10. Mrs. C. C.

Laws was in Pittsburg Cherokee Pittsburg Coal and Mln at 2:30, to go in a body to tho Meth had been any interest. Sheriff Doeta hud the following in Btructlons from Cov. Morrill by Section v. Tbut it Hhull bo unlawful for any ing Co. Lot 10, block 5, 1st addition to yesterday afternoon.

odist church and attend memorial serv District Clerk P. H. Rabbitt and fan Frontenac. $20. ices In pursuance of orders from head' Abdon Derney and wife to Antonia ily visited in Pittsburg last night.

quarters and the voto of this post, and Attend glove contest, und promptly Wm. D. Watson is here from Fort Lava. Lot 10. block 5, 1st addition to pay due reverence to the memory of our arrest parties if law Is violated.

lumber to tap any water main without first avlng given a bond to the city of Glrurd in the sum of MUX), conditioned that ne does tho work in a good und substantial manner, and that be will not In uny way damage the mains, but that be will leave the same so there will be no leaks caused by his work, und that ho will leave tbe street in a condition that will be approved by tbe committee on struuts and ulleys, und thut be will not tup the main for any person that does not bold a certillcute of permission from the nitv clerk. Scott visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph II. Frontenac. $250.

He was there in obedienco to his orders, and so well did ho perform his dead comrades, as Is our usual custom. The address will bo delivered by Rev, Wm. R. Moore to Samuel Dick. Lot Rover, and father, M.

D. Watson. Will Barrack and wife visited Fort 3, block 6, McCune's 2d addition to Mo- duties thnt the affair did not occur. He W. Chaffee, and appropriate music You may be under the impression Cune.

$25. Scott today. will be rendered for the occasion. did not Interpret the message as did the Seotlon IU. water rates are due und payable John Elwood and wife to Jos.

Elwood Charles Harming is in Columbus in By order of It. M. Tiffany, that it makes but little difference where you buy your groceries. Perhaps you are inclined to think that t'op snerni or uneroKee cooniy a iow weeks ago when ho allowed a bloody quarterly In advance, on the first days of January, April, July, and October In each year, at the oltlce of the city clerk, und upon fullure to pay for five duys after the same Is due it shall be tbe duty of tbe city marshal to cut the water the interest of the Girard water filter Lot39, Swan's 1st addition to Pittsburg. Geo.

H. McDonald, Commander. works. $200. "mill" to occur after receiving similar you are pretty sure to be served just as well in one place as in another Matilda R.

Smithors to James W. J. Eldrlge Is in Farllngton today oir, ana tno same snail noi oe turned on again until the full Quarter Is paid and fifty cents ad orders as those received by Sheriff Adjutant. MARRIED. Dossbt Shinr On the 22d of May.

on business. ditional for cutting the water off and turning Wright. The i of lot 4, west that on the whole all groceries are Deets. inn wuioron aKain. Mrs.

Killough and daughter Jessie addition to Girard. $1,000. Section II. That It shall be unlawful for anv About 11 o'clock at night there was an effort made to have the contestants 195, by Rev. L.

S. Spar km an. Mr. Henry D. Dosscy and Miss Putsie Shine, both of Elizabeth DeGarmo to Francis M.

De- have gone to Abingdon, on a visit yaio. Eerson to turn the water on after the same bas een turned off by the city marshal, without Hrst getting a written order from tbe city clerk. Section 1 2. Rates for tbe use of water for res Travis Whitney was In Pittsburg to Garmo. The i of i of sec 14, and very much alike, no matter where they come from.

Nothing could be further from the truth. In groceries, as in everything else, can be found the good, tho indifferent, and the bad. Not to go into further details, we simply tell vou this: From meet in an out-of-the-way place and carry out the programme, but the ollicers day. i of i of boo 23, town 30, range Wanted. Everybody to leave their orders with idence hydrant rental shall bo ttt.00 per year Sheriff T.

Deets was transacting 23. $3,000. tumbled onto the game and put a stop us, and we will get your gasoline stoves business in Cherokee today. J. M.

Story and wife to Geo.W.Hlcks. wnn ine privilege oi using me water ror bouHe use, sprinkling 50 feet frontage, watering live head of stock, and washing one buggy; but in no lnstunce shall the rental be less than fH.OO cleaned and repaired and guaranteed to Commencing at 8 corner of lot 6, War- per year, whether tho water Is used for one or burn as well as new, or no charge. A YOUNG dog lapped the contents, or part of the contents, of a box of lye ron's addition to Pittsburg. $250. us you will get tho best and nothing but the best, andriyr will get it a prices that the ci est purchasers will endorse.

all OI ine uoove purposes; unless yuu puy Dy the sprinkling season, and in addition to tbe abovo. the rates for sprinkling lawns, when the R. II. McKay and wife to James S. this mornln? on J.

E. Throne's back Killough Hitch. Only first class dental work at office Berry. Lot G3, 2d Santa Fe addition to porch. He went "mad" In a few min- frontuge exceeds imy ieei, snail do for eucb and overy foot over and above tlfty feet.

six cents per year; and each additional borne oroow the rates shall be ill .00 per head per venr. And the Pittsburg. $75. utes afterward, and tho police force of A. T.

Havoly, west side. We are Sarah C. McCormlok and huBband to chocked him in his wild career with rates horeinofter Bpecllled, unless otherwise The best is always the choapost. W. W.

Berry. Lot 169, block 6, McCor mentioned, is ny tne year: Best Sorghum for 25c. per erallon. Call on Dr. Qavely, resident dentist.

neatness and dispatch, with the aid of a Winchester rifle. mlck's addition to Pittsburg. $135. Hurber shops, flnit chair, 3 00 Koch additional chair, 1 60 Hanks 5 110 Special prices on five-gallon Silas A. Lawhcad and wife to Sarah The latest and best local anaesthetic A dog era wind into the culvert at the Hutcher shops, or meat markets, 10 00 Drug stores, 10 00 Frances Reed.

Lots 0 and 7, block 8, for the painless extraction of teeth ots. corner of Forest and Ozark avenues, about 11 o'lock Wednesday night, and Town Co. 's 1st addition to Pittsburg. Hotels and boarding bouse of ten rooms, or less 10 00 used by Dr. A.

T. Havely. We did not buy .1 car load, Each additional room 60 $800. but can supply you with what A. T.

Havely, dental surgeon, the All tbe rooms In tbe house, wbetber used or not. shall be counted. for an hour made lively music. He could neither go forward or backward, George H. Filby and wife to Sarah A.

oldest experienced dentist in the city. Countyjall 50 00 you want. Fllbv. The 1 of i of see 17, town Office over Phillips's drug store. and was out of reach from human hands.

He was gone this morning. Angel Food lour is still to ano sale stames, per i Laundries IS 00 Ud stair office 4 00 28, range 24. $1,300. Charles W. Gunn and wife to James the front.

Try a sack. ALL persons in need of dental work Dr. W. H. Warner went to Kansas will find it to their Interest to consult Ground olllce 6 00 Printing olllce, no 10 00 Publio bath tub, Hr.it 8 00 Each additional tub, 4 00 Photograph galleries, 10 00 McLain.

Lots 3 and 4, block 1, Coal-vale. $00. City today to visit his son James a few Dr. Havely, the only graduate dentist in the city. Consultation free.

days. He will go from there to Topeka Aaron H. Varble to B. E. Carlos.

Best goods at lowest prices, our next Tuesday, where he is a delegate stores, noi 10 exceed us ieei ironiage, uu Each additional 36 feet or fraotlon thereof 00 Water haulers, per barrel of 31 gallons, Try a sack of "The New Cable The s. w. i of sec 28, town 27, range 22. $3,200. Flour." It is far superior to any other from tho Episcopal church of this city in tho state meeting called, to electa new bishop.

iwo oarrei. sprinkling lawns, per season, that 1b The New York Investment Co. to kind sold IrGirard. At P. B.

Bricker's grocery, west side square. motto. Remember the place: A. DECKER SON, from Muy 1st to October 1st, shall be at tho rate of 10 cents per front foot, John Teney. Lots 29 and 30, block 44, Fred Randant, who has been work Chaplin Place addition to Pittsburg.

The rates for the use of water that Is not Gardner Has The Nicest Baby $200. carriages in town. F. M. Mangrum and wife to Jane The Cash Grocers.

ing for W. S. KlmbaH, of Sherman township, has moved back to Girard. He formerly worked at the new smelters, and will take his old place as soon as the furnaces are fired up. For a nice lunch try Vincent's pressed herein sped lied shall be left with tbe committee on water works, and the rate so fixed by them shall have the same forco and effect as if they were written herein.

Section 13. That it shall be unlawful for any person to take, haul, or carry away any water from the loading place at the wuter works, or turn the same on without first having a water ticket and having the number of barrels Duncbed out of said ticket by the water works A. Skinner and others. The 4 of i of sec 2, town 31, range 25. $2,000.

corned beef. Z. M. Bogle and wife to the Pittsburg Fresh and clean bologna at Vincent's. At the late meeting of the grand House and Lot For Sale.

Town Co. The 8 i of lot 253, block 15. Pittsburg. $1. Austin Hawley dwelling house for B.

F. Wright and wife to G. P. rent. Inquire of Mrs.

Hawley or C. G. Hawley. body of the Eastern Star at Wichita Miss Emma Vlets, of this city, was chosen grand organist for the third year. Miss Viets is a splendid musician.

Good location, low price, and long time--L. C. BOUART, Leighton and E. M. Murray.

Lots 23, 24, 25 and 26, block 8, Merwln's Place, Pittsburg. $675. For Sale Cheap. At Mrs. Blackburn's, Front St.

One driving horse, and bulk garden Conductor Burlingame, of Cha- The Broadway Investment Co to S. engineer that is Intended to be taken, bauled, or carried away. Said water ticket shall only be procured at the olllce of tbe city clerk, and shall be paid for In advance. Section 14. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance, or neglecting to comply with any of Its requirements, not herein before provided for shall, on conviction, be lined In a sum not less than ll.OO.uor more than $10.00 for each offense.

Section 15. All ordinances, or parts of ordinances. In conflict with this ordinance Is hereby repealed. Section 16. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and aftor its passage, approval, and publication In tbe Girard Press.

Approved May 21st, 18Vft. Attest T. J. WIDBY, H. W.

HALDEMAN, City Clerk. Mayor. seeds at reduced prices. Call at the nute had charge of the Santa Fe. train W.

Millard. Lots 7 and 9, block 2, Old Reliable Feed Store, south side. Legal Blanks. The Press establishment keens" in stock over Broadway Park addition to Pittsburg. $25.

to the proceedings. A Visitor Gives Us Advice. W. It. Harris, of Omaha, called this morning to inquire about an item which appeared in the Daily Press a few days ago protesting against the so-called "glovo contest" which was advertised to take plaeo in this city May 22d.

He said it had the effect of squelching the "contest," the olllcors interfering after tho mayor had given his consent. He thought it was very, vory wrong for a paper to pay any attention to such things. What a newspaper ought to do was to keep quiet and say nothing. If anybody didn't want to attend such exhibitions they could stay away, and would not be harmed, In fact, he gave us a large amount of gratuitous advice as to the duties and responsibilities of a newspaper man, for which we kindly thank him, but, at tho same time, we an of the opinion that slugging matches of tho character he champions will not soon become popular in Girard not if the Press can help it. Oh, yes, and ho told us we had better got rid of our whiskey joints, and we agreed with him.

Will the mayor and city marshal pleaso make a note of the fact that distinguished strangers who visit the city say there are joints here. Queen City Chapter, O. E. had an enjoyable meeting last night. The members of the ordor took advantage of the temporary sojourn of Mrs.

Elizabeth Magie, of Girard, the PastGrand Matron, in their midst, and arranged for a special meeting, which was well attended, and two candidates initiated under the very able supervision of the Past Grand Matron. Sister Magie gave the members some timely and instructive lessons in the beautiful ceremonies of tho order, and highly complimented our chaptor on the high degree of perfection they have attained in the work and on its steady and healthy growth. Mrs. Magie takes great pride in Queen City Chapter, and her Interests in Win-field fraternity are more than ordinary. First, the chapter was constituted during her administration and under her personal supervision next, the order has a ward in the asylum in whose interest and welfare Mrs.

Magie takes an especial interest, and in her absence the duty is faithfully performod by the members of our local chapter. Winfield Courier. Jacob Bubd, the rustler of Sherman township, is in town. He says he has 104 acres of corn which looks fine, but his wheat and oats are not vory promising. He thinks he is ahead on early potatoes, having somo large enough to eat.

The way to get people to come to Girard July 4th is to have a good entertainment and let it be known early. We have thejbest parks in the county. IT is reported that Miss Kate Dillon was married Wednesday night. This is a mistake. Her marriage will occur -Wednesday evening of next week.

S. J. Sullivan has returned from Cherryvale, where ho closed tho sale of two counties for tho manufacture and sale of water filters. G. W.

Barker is working for Henry Kloeb, the baker. today. George Carroll, who had charge of the train for a couple of days, is on the main line in charge of a special. L. Brown.

For Sale. Four ton-acre tracts of land for sale, F. Werner and and wife to Nute sixty forms of blanks, which are sold in small or large quantities. Any form not on hand can be quickly printed or procured for customers applying for the same. Oldham.

Lot 30, block Mccormick's V. T. Boaz, who has been attending located east of the city limits, not far addition to Pittsburg. $1,550. from the now smelters.

Apply to E. A. Wasser, at the PresS office. G. P.

Leighton and wife to E. M. the Baltimore, Medical College, has graduated from that institution, and returned home this morning, after having visited a month in Kentucky. Murray. The undivided of lots 23, 24, 25, and 26, block 8, Merwln's Place.

Pittsburg. $1.75, Legal Blanks. When you want blanks of all kinds If you want to reaof the teachers call at the Press office. E. B.

Cunningham and husband to and students of this county, advertise Thos. Lamborn. The undivided i of lot 1, block 9, Englevale. $500. through the Press.

Our merchants should remember that the. normalites New Gable Flour, will be here In June. Memphis Route Excursions. June 6th to 10th, to Marysvllle, Marion Nibarger has secured a job account annual state Turnfest. with the Bartley Paint at Joplin.

I have in stock the "New Cable Flout" June 4th and 5th, to Fort Scott, account Grand Encampment I. O. O. F. He moved his family to Joplin this afternoon.

His sister, iss Alice, accompanied them. the best in the market. I can guarantee its quality. of Kansas. May 31st to June 3d, to Kansas City, My Line of Mrs.

M. Smither has sold her REDUCTIONS. Avail yourselves of the best opportunity this season. We will sell you anything you want in white goods worth 25 cents for 15c; 20 cent goods for 12 1-2; 15 cent goods for 8 l-2c; while the latest styles in fine trimmings, laces, and embroideries at strictly cost. Do not, leave your feet undressed, even if it is warm.

We can surely suit you in the latest styles of fine shoes, fine slippers, and toe slippers, at prices that you cannot equal. The East Side is as square-built as any $5.00 for round trip. residence property to J. W. Wright.

May 24th to June 3d, to Decatur, 111., Mrs. Smither expects to go to Illinois to Staple and Pancy Groceries one fare for round trip, good for return thirty days. reside. Wo are sorry to see her leave the city. June 11th homeseekers' tickets win be is very complete.

John Dauron, of Sheridan township, on sale. was in town today. He says the wheat Summer tourist tickets now on sale. in his immediate, neighborhood is look If you don't see what you want ask for Prices as low as any for the best goods. it.

No trouble to answer questions. ing well. His will be more than a half crop. Bear in mind the Memphis Route runB Mrs. Lyman Bailey and children reclining chair cars In all passenger trains.

R. P. Strain, Agent. While you're purchasing shoes, get the best. See the Wells I keep a full line.

have gone to Bolleville, 111., to be absent two months. Mr. Bailoy is baching it as best he can, but seems happy. Excursion To Decatur, III. The teachers and members of the side so come and see us it will be interesting.

sonior class had. a picnic Wednesday at P. B. BRIOKBR, Santa Fe Frisco line will have on sale May 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, 31st, June 1st, 2d, and 3d round trip tickets to Decatur, 111. Fare for the round trip, $12,45.

Return limit June 30th. J. Crawford, Agent. Booth's grove, on Lightning creek. They had an enjoyable time.

WEST SIDE OF SQUARE, One door south of Chicago Racket, Will Denton is working In George GIRARD. W. Kloeb's restaurant..